[TruthTruck]

"Crucial facts have been virtually ignored by the media in the hype surrounding Attorney General Jeff Sessions' meeting with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak on September 8, 2016.

On March 2, 2017, an early morning report by Pierre Thomas (Senior Justice Correspondent for ABC News) and Adam Kelsey indicated that Sessions had publicly disclosed the meeting in his public schedule...

A review of his Senate Confirmation Judiciary Committee Questionnaire answers and supplemental responses - which were duly notarized and submitted under oath (see affidavit on pg. 33 of the pdf) - thereby subjecting him to criminal charges for false testimony, statements or information - indicate that his official meetings with public officers as a U.S. Senator were requested in "Question 12c", and his response implies that he included that information in his sworn reply..."

Full story here: http://truthtruck.blogspot.com/2017/03/ag-sessions-must-have-disclosed.html

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Since Mar 8, 2017

[McGavin999]

The meeting was listed on his affidavit?

[Alberta's Child]

That's a damn good point.

How could anyone accuse Sessions of lying under oath about a meeting with Russian officials if he had already disclosed the meeting in a sworn affidavit beforehand?

[KC_Conspirator]

Troll. He asked if they met about the election, which they did not.